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Sacramento, CA – A powerful and moisture-rich Pacific storm track may impact the entire West Coast during the Thanksgiving travel window, as new federal outlooks show a 40–50%+ chance of above-normal precipitation from November 23 through November 29. The setup favors lowland rain, mountain snow, and potential travel delays across Washington, Oregon, and California during one of the busiest travel weeks of the year.
According to the Climate Prediction Center’s 8–14 Day Outlook, multiple storm systems are expected to push inland, hitting the region in waves. In Washington and Oregon, low elevation cities—including Seattle, Tacoma, Portland, Salem, and Eugene—are likely to see periods of steady or heavy rain. Winds may strengthen with each frontal passage, reducing visibility and causing delays on I-5 and coastal highways…